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Truthers and the Constitution Party

Billy Dennis — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 03:19:22 +0000

The Melting Pot Project on the Constitution Party’s embrace of the Obama-isn’t-a-citizen theme:

It’s almost as if the Constitutionalists want to remain a tiny, unimportant fringe group that will never have any hope of having any influence at all. Why not just run on a platform of ending the CIA’s mind control program and uncovering the moon landing hoax?

Which is why the Modern Whig Party is wants nothing to do with conspiracy buffs.

Now, where did those votes run off to, hmmm?

Ol' Uncle Ben — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 09:42:27 +0000

From Atlanta Progressive News:

The Constitution Party of Georgia presented documentation today that showed the official 2008 Georgia election results failed to include more than 10% of the votes cast for Constitution Party Presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin. As sample evidence, party officials contrasted the certified Cherokee County election results, which confirm 75 votes for Baldwin, with the official November 14th state results for Cherokee County, which show no votes for Baldwin. After sampling the official county results from 100 of Georgiaâ€™s 159 counties, party officials estimated that more than 130 of Baldwinâ€™s 1,300 votes from 10 specific counties were missing.

The press and conservative taqlk show hosts had a field day when signature collectors hired by Acorn signed up fictional characters, celebrities and entire sports team rosters as registered voters. But none of these people voted, which means Acorn was a victim, not a perpetrator.

But we hear almost nothing in the press about legitimate voters who are being disenfranchises by party functionaries who actually do the work of counting votes, but can’t seem to find votes in favor of non Big Two candidates.

Stuff like this makes the United States look like a banana republic.

Constitution Party to hold special convention in Peoria in January

Ol' Uncle Ben — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 09:22:14 +0000

I found the following paragraphs at Illinois Review:

State Senator Chris Lauzen (R-Aurora) will be addressing Illinois’ Constitution Party’s special convention to be held on January 17, 2009 at the Peoria Public Library.

The Constitution Party’s state chairman Randy Stufflebeam says the party plans to organize in all 102 Illinois counties over the next two years. Stufflebeam reports he’s received an unprecedented number of calls about the Constitution Party since the November 4 elections.

ALSO: Blogger Archpundit has a little fun with the CP in this post.